If you are looking for luxury homes and want to be surrounded by tall, mature trees, West Austin homes for sale are what you are most likely interested in. The most expensive area of Austin is out to the west. In West Austin you are most likely going to get a view of something, whether it be a greenbelt, Lake Austin, Lake Travis, hill country, or Downtown Austin. There is also the 220 acre Wild Basin Preserve that offers hike and bike trails and serene surroundings. 

The West Austin area draws many professionals, company executives, and their families seeking luxury living. You have highly acclaimed schools, including the Eanes Independent School District, less congestion in most areas, large lots, and heavily wooded privacy. Many homes in West Austin are custom built so you don't get any of the similar floorplan, tract style neighborhoods. 

West Austin provides resident's a fantastic blend of the city life mixed with small community friendliness and appeal. You have excellent access to recreation and entertainment, restaurants, golf courses, parks, lake fun in the sun, and many company's in close proximity. If you have a boat and don't live on the lake, you can drop in at several points on Lake Austin, including underneath Pennybacker Bridge at Capital of Texas Hwy (360) near 2222. You can even dock and dine at some of the restaurants right on the water's edge! 

West Austin is the most expensive and high-end luxury area of Austin. Most of the homes for sale in West Austin range in price from $250,000 to $8 million and greater. The average price of the area is $1.25 million and the median price is $825,000. Some of the most popular neighborhoods in West Austin are Davenport Ranch, Rob Roy, and Steiner Ranch.

If you are looking to capture some of this suburban paradise with a search for West Austin homes for sale or if you need a Realtor and real estate agent for more information, contact me or call Chris Matthews and the Austin Realty Elite Group of Horizon Realty at (512) 703-7416. I'd love to help!

Communities in West Austin